The outcome is simply a floor with the look identical to traditional wood while stays more stable in our climate. Because it moves less, engineered wood can often be installed in areas where solid hardwood would struggle, like lower levels or over concrete slabs. Climate plays a major role. Traditional solid wood moves as humidity…
What about laminate in a kitchen or bathroom? Some modern laminates can work well for kitchens, as long as moisture is dealt with promptly. Wood may also be used in kitchens if you are careful, but in full bathrooms, vinyl or tile are the recommended options. Porcelain tile remains extremely durable, although it feels chilly…